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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-03
UYALDE.

Captured by tho Rang-rs-A GueLc Com
psDy Ready 10 Begin Work.
Special to the Gazette.
UvALDE, TEX, March 2.-Captain
Jones' rangers landed in the Uvalde jail
yesterday evening C. c. Harbert, wanted
in Callahan county for theft of cattle and
j. G. Axe, wanted in Gillespie county for
robbery. They were captured among the
mountains of Edw. rds and Crockett
counties. The rangers are constantly Oh
the scout and are terror to evil-doers.
The Texas Guano Company, limited,
composed of English capitalists, are
about ready to open operations in the
Bat Cave in this county, on large scale.
They are erecting extensive buildings for
their laborers, cfll:es and store houses
and will spend considerable money here
in developing one of the latent resources
Of Uvslde coonty.
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EQ[t Worth Bazaar O. Fashion. !

Mrs. G. d. BROWN having sold
off her winter stock is now refill
ing Ter shelves With new and
stylish goods suitable TO thefom
ing season.
Mrs. Brown never buys what
are known as job lots, con-
sisting of old, shop worn, anti
quated, unreasonable, Jut of
fashion, bankrupted and damaged
stocks; on the contrary, she al
ways buys the best qualities and
latest and most approved styles,
keeping up with the times.
She has several large shipments
of new goods now in transit,
and they are already beginning
to arrive.
As he etofOre Mrs. Brown will
keep abresst OF the times by re-
ceiying from manufacturers and
importers the newest styles as
fass and as often as they are made
and issued, so that ladies of Fort
Worth and North Texas can pro-
care the most elegant ana fash
i0nable attire as well at this
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White Goods ! White Goods

Bargains in Victoria lawns, at sc.
Bargains in Victoria lawns, at SC.
Bargains in Victoria lawns and India
linens, at lOc, 124c, l5c to 4Oc.
Bargains in linen lawns, at l5c.
Bargains in linen lawns, at 2Oc, 25c,
SOC, 35c, 40c to 75c.
Bargains in plaid nainsook, from SC to
40c.
Now is the time to buy WHITE GOODS.
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TEXAS INDEPENDENCE

Not single patriotic member of the
House hinted that this was the anniversary
of Texas independence. Senator Harrison
arose to announce it in the Senate cham
Der, but some one moved the previous
question on him, and thus Texas natal day
passed without recognition from the law
making power Of the state government.
But not so with the departments the
Secretary of States office, the Comptrol-
ler's Office, the Superintendent of Public
Instructions Office and the Governors
{ flee We're all closed in honor of the
Texas Fourth cf July.
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Table Linen! Table Linen!

On Friday and Saturday we received an
immense stock OF linen napkins, linen
damask, linen sheetings, crash snd other
furnishing goods, and we are glad
to announce that the prices are Just such
as to please the most exacting customer;
so come in and see what we can co for
you in this line of useful goods.
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business. Sales, 1900 bales, OF which Amer.
Ian 500 bales. Receipts, 1000 bales, OF
which American 1900 bales.
Closing quotations we're a. follows: Ordi-
nary. 5 5-l5d; good ordinary, SD; low mid
ding, 6Md; good middling, 6lkf; middling
uplands, Cd; middling Orleans. cd.
The prices are given IN pence and 64ths, thus:
46S means 6S-64d; and S OF means Gid.
At. noon; Liverpool futures were barely
steRdys June, -: June-July, 0l95 63d;
july August, 0296 Old; August September,
6 0396 02d; September October, 5 1895 SD;
October November, S 42i; December, $50
5 3Si; December-Jsnuary, s SD; Septem-
Der, sac old.
At 2 pm: Liverpool futures were dull;
June, 5 SD, buyers; yune-July, 5 6Si, buy
ers; July August Old, sellers; August-Sep-
tember, 8 Old, buyers; September October,
8 SD, sellers; October November, 5 AID.
sellers; Noyember-D 5 $50, sellers;
December-Ja. uary. 5 SD, buyers; Septsm-
Der, 6 O3i, tellers.
AT pm; Liverpool futures we're easy;
June. S 62d, value: June-July, 5 sd, value;
yuly-August, Cd, sellers; August
September. 6 Old, sellers; Septem
ber- October, 5 SOD, value; OctOber-No-
yembe-, 5 SD, buyers; November Decem-
Der $3.50, sellers; December January, 8 36d,
sellers; September, 6 Old, sellers.
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RKnNIhINNS.

BUTTER-B utterine, 12@l3o; creamery,
22c; dairy, l6c; country butter, 15d22c.
HQG PRODUCTS-Flrm; mess pork, new,
sl7 So; old sl5 81; sugar cured hams; ll%9
ne; breakfast bacon lOgllc; clear rib sides
baco :, SA@S5sc; clear side bacon, 80; bacon
shoulders, 7c; bulk pork clear sides, S4u;
clear rib sides, S6Ssr; shOul ders, SIC; long
clear, So; York strips, 7asc.
td LsE e. GSsSs f. SEo ss sei barrels S5s '
CHEESE Prime fats, 9glOc; New. York
factory, none; iuil cream, l5c; Young
Pies FEEI-Barrels. 81 50; half barrels.
pot LTRY-6hickeus active; spring, SIG
FRESH MGATs-Cold storage beef, fore
quarters. Sc; hindqulrters of beef, lOc;
mutton, Sc Memphis mests-Bsef fore
ton, 611s7c. PORK, 61ss7c.
frm. Pork-irresul new, SIS, Lard s. 40.
Dry salt meat,Ibozed shoulders: s. %;
long clear, 81 62h; clear ribs, 81 IS; hort
foSS cisaP IS s7%i clear rib., s. SIX Is 55
Ehort clear, 81 61k@S IS. Hams steady, at
llz914c. Eggs lower at lilo. Batter steady;
creamery, l4@l7c; dairy. lO9l4o.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 9.-In the provs-
iOu market the Improvement witne ssed yea
terd was mOrs than sustained Short ribs
lard the trailing for forward delivery ex-
hibited far freedom f'om thp start Short
ribs were particularly active; parties who
hal unlOadei or sold short on the Flo ida
yellow iever scare were sglin urgent and
liberal buyers ana higher prices prevailed.
july ribs opened ~ s. 52% and 70 d up to
1917, closing Mt 81 IS. Lard was strongly
held; July advanced 10, during the day,
opening at So 62h and closing at 81 ~.
Cab quotations were as follows: Mes,
pork. PEI brl, ,saO91; lard, per 100 lbs.
So 6Od6 81 short RIB sides, loose, 81 500
62M dry saltei shoulders, bowed. g. 80
g5 10; short clear Sides, boxed, 81 9ja7 g..
The Leading futures ranged a. follows:
Mes pork, per brl-Juno opened at 81,
highest Ell, lowest 81. closing a. S21. Lard.
per 100 ihs-june opened Vt 81 571a. high-
est 8 6-M, owest SIS 571I closing ut
667%; July openel a. s66l%, highes s6 TN
lowest S. 62A closing ~ Sc M; Au-
gust opened NJ IS 72H, highest, 81 SEA.
lowest Sc 72h closing AZ 81 S2l; Seute NJ Der
opened at So 90 highest S. %, lowest 81 &c..
clping a. s6 81 Sort ribs, nor 100 ibs-Juue
opened a, 81 521I, highests7 65. lOwests 81 AZ,
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GROOERIEs.

sUGAR-Pure white, 6sska6]Sc; of white,
RICE-Louisiana, 4<951<c; Carolina, 10
SIC yellow clarified 81 s69sc; seconds, 5l.a
SIC; refined A., k4p 67sci spulated, go
SIC; powdered, 71So; cut Loaf, TIC. Strong
UtNDlRS-Sticks all sizes, in boxes, pals
and barrels, I1tss1Sc. oo,>.. ,, a.,
225<c; fair, 231za24c; prime Rio, 24@2i1Ic;
choice to fancy, 2i@26c; old government,
sonP-ss6xc per pound.
SALT-0hio river, 81 10 per barrel; Sagi-
nav, 81 Is per barrel; sacks, enc, 81 $50
l As; coarse, 81 1901 Is; pockets, bleacheI,
2es497c; car loads nom levse or depot, Sc
MoLhssRs-Louisiana, common to fair,
2iCs4Oo; common TO fair. 25@2Sc; prime to
choice, S5s4Oc; centrifugal fancy, S5S4Oc.
CANNED GOODS. ETC-Prices per doI
Pineapples, 81 25G5l so; peaches, 2-l6 stand
ard, 81 S59l 45i seconds. 81 l0al IS; S-lb.
81 IS; tomatoes, BIB STANDARD. Sl9l 10; 9-lb,
81 l5CSl IS; strawberries, 81 l09l rs; raspber-
ries. 81 1901 e; blackberries, sl9l Is; green
cages, 81 COOL rs; pears, S292 Is; plums,
81 cool 20; asparagus, 81 coat; green corn,
81 200 / As; treen peas, 81 sal IS; cove oys-
tiers, full weight, lib, S@95c; 2-ib, 81 60a
IT'S; light, weight, /, b, IS a65c 2;lb. flS
] 10; condensed milk-Crown, s. rs 50 IS;
Eagle, 81 rs; swiss. s. IS,
BALTIMORE, ND, June 9.-Coffee firm
and quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair,
22g221ac.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 9.-Coffee-
Rio, 2l1SCa24c. Rice, 40S5c. Susar-open ket-
tie stronger; good fair TO prime, SIC; cen
trifugals, OF white, 5s465 II Ice; choice yell
low clarified, s 8 16a59Sc; prime yellow clari-
fed, Size; seconds, 414Cg5lsc. Molssses-cen-
trifugal, strictly prime TO fancy, 2S9SSc.
NEW YORK, June -Codee-Spot fair Rio
quiet; options lower and fairly active; sales,
1875 $50 bags; June. 20 lOdS SOC; July. 20 20
20.65d2l S5c: October, 2I.75G2l SOC: NOvem-
Der, 20 75ta2l.60c; December, 90 s0d2l 60c;
January, 2l@2l. 40; February, 81 $50; March,
2l.l5G2l.5Oc; April, 20 95@2l 45c; May, 20 IS
@2l q. sugar qliot; refir cd firm and in fair
demand; standard A, SIC; confectioners
A, ll-l6c; granulated, 5 l3-l6c. Molasses
Il IN. Rice in fair do mand and steady.
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HOUsEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLES Buying, loose, Sla3; selling,
So 50 or barrel; dried apples, Sc per pound
from store. Dried pea ches, Go from store.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 25@2 so from
store Cabbage, crate, 1893 Is. Kraut, bar
els, ST. half barrels, SO. Garlic, 81 per 100.
FRUIT - Oranges, imported, s. 5094 SO
per box. Lemons, So 50d3 so per box; fancy,
81. Bananas, 81 50a2 so per bunch.
NUT6-COacoanuts, S. per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, IS; Tennessee farmers stock, SO
40; rOaIted, 216c higher; shelled, 100. Al
monds, 1870. alnuts-Eo glish. l8c; French.
l5c, Filbsrts, l2So. Pecans-Texas, 79l0c I;
Brazil nuts, 1910. Chestnuts-Imported,
1870 per pound.
RA1siHS-London layers, So; laysrs,s2 rs ;
California, 81 Is.
PICKLE1-In lars, pint, $50; quarts, 81 so;
half gallons, 81 49,. gallons, 50 rs; loose, bar
rels, t6 50a7; half barrels, 81 mixed, bar
rels, $40 s.: mixed, half barrels, s..
EGGs-Firm. l21Sc.
P0TATOHS-New, buying, $393 so; loose,
selling. 81 per barrel.
CIDER-New York, IS so per barrel and
IS so per half barrel.
FISH -Mackerel, half barrels, No. !,
90 Is; No. 2, IS rs; No. 8, IS; lob kit, No. l,
81: No 2, $50; No. 3, $50. Dry herrings,
family, 26s per box.
GAM4-Game fish, 5000.
ViNEGAR-l0gl6c per gallon.
S0APS-S931c.
CANDLES-fuil weight, 5000.
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LIVE RTOCK.

CORN FED CATTLE Choice to'cTtrS, 4s
OR IS G8ffTHtE-choioc 3Kas2Sc; good,
2A9SHc; fair to medium 21|s2Ac; SCALA
HOG SChoics, 5@54c;; good, 474a5c.,
SHEEPEChoice. 4c; medium S1SS65+o;
common, $l9l 50.
LAMBS.Choics. $500; common to good
KANSAS CITY, MO-, June 9.-The Lire
Stock Indicator reports; CHftle-heceipts, IOl
headi sh pments, nonei market active ana
stTenR, Sc higher for goOt; commoo ouli;
good 20 choice. 81 25di 50; co nmon to mod
ium Us 6094 ~; stookers, 81 BOaB u. HOGS HOGS
-hsceipts. 10 700 head shipments, ooyO
head; market Ope ed steady, closing strobg'
actsve and 59l0c higher; good 70 enc cn9i &C.
81 h5g4 20; common 10 medium, o. ~ lu94 ~
sSips and pigs, ~ 5Osi., sheep LhsOoipe,
60 head; shipmsnts, 100 head; msrhes
steady; good TO choice. 49, 81; common to
medium. 1902 IS.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 1.-The Drovers.
journal reports: Cattls- Receipts SnO hetd /;
shipments, 20l0 head; mlrget firm for best
common, weak; chipping teers, g 10
stocke,s and feeders 81 25g3 90; COWS, hgl IL
and mixed, 5JM3 50; Ieyr clttle' " ioS
4 tog. Receipt, 2O,0W head shihnehts'
dgD nc. d;market trOnl er;'gugn !nu y oo q
f 900 o. packing aud snlpplug' ~ 80
~; ght, 81 6095; skip, s'dt oheep
ceipts, % head shipnen,s' none IN, ~ ~ !.
Ieady natives. t30i 80; Wes,ern' ., - - ~
Texans, - 5a3 40; lsrDba 81 5Os5 -
ST. LOUIS. MO-. june g.1Catile-He-
ceipis, 90 he I'd shi p nenis, lbV neali mH =.
stead cheice heavy native steers;. o. -. ~
Cd 80; fair 70 good Shipping steers' " soS
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 6 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE 1.S PREM.
Cotton Firm - MiddIing Cotton,
11e-Sales Yesterday, S75
Bales.
APPEAL ,0PYIoE,-


Money rates show no disposition 10
Huctuate nor become less firm than they have
been for some time. Bank loans are to
per cent, and the lsanable supply is re-
ported fully equal to all business require
ments. Local securities, stocks aud bonds
are quiet. At the Stock Exchange today
the sales were ten shares of Merchants Cot
ton Compress stock at 100.
The local cotton market continues firm;
middling, lie. Sales, s75 bales.
New York spots closed steady and OF e on
all grades. Middfing, Ii 5-l6c. Futures
closed weak, II to 10 points lower for the'old
crop and 10 to II points lower fer the new
June IL. 09@1l loc. At New Orleans spots
were steady and unchanged. Middling,
1014c. Futures closed essy, 10 to Is points
lower for the old crop and to points lower
or the new-June, nominal; July, lO.I3a
10 40. Liverpool spots advanced I'd, OK
eept middling uplauds and Orleans, which
remained unchanged at Cd. Futures easy;
June, SD, value.
The grain market Is quiet, and declined
sharply, and provisions. are unsettled but
higher. The Chicago Board will epen on
nouudy moIuluBh uubh INV A"th VI SN'J' ~
10:3) o'clock a. m. instead Of $3.50, and during
July and August there will To no afternoon
session Of the board According to the New
York Commercial Bulletin of the Sth instant.
sugar and molssses continue slow, rice firm,
teas about ste dy, spices promising and
coffee little dull in regular way. but specu-
lation still active. For Brazlls the market
has been sagged and easier in price, but be-
yond that there appears to be no special
feature in the situation. The influence upon
the speculative deal comes in the main from
Europe. -
IMPORTS.
Two hundred and ten pkgs bacon, 1872 pkgs
boots and hoes, 200 bu corn, 1913 sks coffee,
500 SKIS cotton reed, 2 cars cotton seed, 81
pkgs dry goods. 70 pkgs eggs, $40 brls -four,
l92 bales hay, 10 pkga hats, 2S5 pkgs ard,
ll2000 feet lumber, 80 pkgs liquors, loo brls
meal, 1000 bu oats, S cars pork sides, 81 brls
sugar, 1852 pkgs tobacco.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount of grain
received, WITHDRAWN and in store by regular
elevators, as reported to the Merchants, kx-
change yesterday: COrn-received. 689 bu;
withdrawn, 9e7l bu; in st re, 5O653 bu. Oats
received, lis bu; withdrawn, 2o4S bu: in
store. 1898 ~.
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PITT BURG, June O. Noon River 10 feet
inches on the gauge and iOlling. Weather
raining.
NASHVILLE, june 0.-Ncon-River Is
feet inches on the gauge and rising.
Weather clear ard warm.
WHEELING, June {. -Noon- River Is feet
8 inches on the gango and rising. 1t has
been IA ming hard all morning
LOUISVILLE, June .-Noon--River s
fost in the canal and feet 10 inches on tho
falls, and falling. oather-parly cloudy
and hot.
CINCINNATI, juno 9.-Noou-Rivor II
feet 4 inchos on the gauge and rising
weather clear; Thermometer, $40. Arrived;
Katie BtOckdaio. Pit burg.
CAIRO, June o -NoOn-Riyor II feet 0
inches on the gauge aud rising. Weather
fair and wan. Arrived; City Of afro, st.
LOUIS, ppm, W. IL Cherry, Ohio river, 10
pm. Joe W ltnn. 81. Louis, 2 an; Alios
Brown, 81. Lous,6 pm. u. p. Sohebok,
New Orleans, 0 pm; City OF Prov dopce.
YicksbuIg, 10 PIN. Ohio, Nom phis, II a, IN.
Departed: My Choice, st. Louis, 10 y m;
W. Il, cherry, st. Louis, 10 u.m; City OF
Cairo, Vioksburg, midnight; u, =. Schenck,
Cincinnati,9 AIN. City Of Providence, st.
Louis. II amt OHIO. .inolnnau. II am. q
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. 9lS, Shelby County Dockot-Mary j.
Coske Il al. vs. J. ;. Hatcher OF nj
TINDE and BY virtue of q decree Of sale
" entered in above cause by the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee, sitting at Jackson, at
the April term. 1887, I will sell at public out
CRY, 10 the highest and bolt bidder, at IL
O'Clock M, on
Saturday, 18th day Of Jane, 1857,
in front of the courthouse door, In the Tax
ing District OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
late CITY # Memphis, the following lot 4
real estate; Lying, situate and being In the
Taxing District Of Shelby. county, Tsnues-
soc, late city Of Memphis. being lot No 81,
block No, q, fronting 231I feet, more or 10 g.,
on the west side OF Vain street and rum n z
back $50 feet, moro or less, 10 an alley upon
which Ia ii uated n three story brick hui d ng
or store house. known as No. $50 Main street,
said properly bslng situate between GayosO
ant Union streets
TermE-Sl5,0 900 cash, balance In two equal
payments ut one and two years, with per
cent, interest; ii n TO he retained on said
property TO secure said deferred payments
JNO. W. BUFeRD, Clerk
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HeaItb IL WeaIih-BT. BeHDreg rG's
Tonic aud NeBV'We. tbe Great
French Specific

NERVOUS DEBILITY in all its stagss,
~ mental and physical depIelsi0n, spor-
matorr hea, hypoohondria, s'erility, neural
Ria, hystoria, iDcapacity Tor study or buH.
ness, paralysis, i'm potrncey epilepsy, loss oil
memory. softenins Of IN brain, and all dis
ea,m II the nervous syatem may be rudi
Oally cured in either sex by tie use Of tbs
unexcslled rrepnrst on. II is a matter OF
supreme impof tance to use appropriate
treatment fot tue nu'e Of the lOes o. nerve
power, and DR.. Be8uregard's TOniN and
Rotvine, gf,er many years trial in Europe
directions, which are afhxed TO each bottle.
One box equal 10 one months Treatment
will cure recent cases. Price, ~ 90 box,
or six boxes for - 90. Sent by mail pro-
paid on receipt OF price. We guar ntsa six
boxes 10 cure any ca .. With cash order re-
oeiVed by as for six boxes We will send our
written guarantee 10 return the money VI
treatment doea not eject q cure. A Renk-
srt & Co.. druggists sole AGENTS Cor United
States, 100 and 2iN VAIN II. Memuhis, Tom
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DRUGS, PAINTS AND OILS.

DRUGS-Quinine, P. Il " :, or, CSC; cans,
$50: NewYork quipine, OF. $50; cans 500 q.
GSinl9s o.. oi 81 &c. cans so' vs HiS'pesR s
Now York morphine, q OF, 50 Is per oE.; l
OF. wills, 81 80; oinchonidia, ] OF. walls. lSc
o.; s. OF. cans, $50 OF. gum opium, Ier
pound. 81 SO; powdered, 50 pei, pound; TO-
aide pot ash. 90 per pound; subnitrs 10 bis
nuth, 81 20 per pound, inclusive; chloro-
form, 45c per pound; blue mass, 4Sc per
pound; calomel, SOC per pound; mercury,
Csc per pound; chloral hydrate, 81 so per
pound: camphor, &c pcr pound, alcohol,
per gallon, 81 40
PAINTS AND 0IL-White lead, Golfers,
SIC per pound, 21ac OF Is days; Southern
white lead, &c per pound, 500 pounds, SIS.
2%c off Is days; boiled linsoed oil, 4]c per
gallon, by barrel; raw, 40c; turpentine $3.50
per gallon, By barrel.
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WHO'LL

woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 10
@lSc; clear grease wool, 23a25c; bury
washed, 1880; tub washed, 33g35c.
ST. LOUIS. June a.-WOol duieter; light
offeringI; strictly choice falling of.
LOND0N. June 9.-At the wool sales to-
day there was a good attendance. The mar
ket opened tame, but attsrward there was a
brisk competition. At the close there was a
dec dad bette feeling, and in some in
stances slight advance was paid. Cross
breeds and ioeriaos were again .keeuly com
poted Tor, with yesterdays highest prices
easily realized,
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL---FkIDAY, JUNE 10, 1887

4 80; butchers' steers, s. 1904 20, feeders.
fair 20 70 d. IS 1894; stoekers, fair 10 good,
s. f093 Is; TEXANS; commGa gras. 70 sood
sSfp.S Ts o hssS sSs. .Vs s'sS
strong; eho oe heavy and butchers sslec-
tons. s5g5 10; packing, fair TO good. - SOC
4 9h; Workers, medium to choices. 81 65g4 81;
pigs. O mmon to good, $3.50 a. so. sheep
market firm ol,pned. fair to choice, s. zoo
4 20; lambs, IS 1894 rs.
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S SsS.:si ~ z 81 !q'E ss.1 sS. at g
August opened at 81 60, hiahsst 81 IS,
lowest SSI3; closing At g g; September
ss' s,S a St q 81 ~ h sss us S. Lowest
kxchaDge today, the butter market was
firm; creamery, lS1<@l7c; dairy, l29l5c.
Eggs firm lSkal4cL.
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aRNERAL NEWS.

GkNEkAL NEWS.
LIGHT rains.
BUSINESS fair.
CLOUDY last night.
RIVER rising slowly.
FIVE boats leaving today.
The City Of New Orleans is due up
today.
No BOAT leaving tomorrow for Ar
kansas river.
DURING the "a hours ending at noon
yesterday the river here rose inches.
THE Annie p. Silver ia announced
to leave here at DON tomorrow for New Or
leans.
The J. S. Mercer, towing one empty
barge, passed to the Ohio river yesterday
morning.
THE City OF Oairq, Oapt. Lightner
leaves here at 10 o'clock this morning for
Vicksburg.
THE Mary Houston, loaded fiat,
passed to New Orleans at carly hour yester-
day morning.
The Arkansas City, Capt. Brolsski,
is tho Anchor line packet leaving bore ut 5
o'clock this evening for Cairo and ST. Louis.
Tue Kats Adams, from Arkansas
City, brought l39 bales co.. ton and 332 sacks
cotton seed. She went back with good
trip.
THE Chickasaw and II. l.. Cobb
dashed together, arrived At late hour
Wednesday night from Paducah, where they
received a thorough overhauling.
The James Lee, Oapt, ClsgVett,
loves this evening tor. Helena, Friars
Point and way landings. Messrs WIN, Ash
ford, will Darragh and John Rhodes are her
clerks.
The Rene Macresdv, Cant. Hi0ging,
leaves this evening for Gold Dust, 0scoola
and way points. Messrs. VIM. smither,
Charley Lettwich and John Childress are her
clerks.
The Joe Peters arrived yesterday
from Arkansas river with II bales of cotton
u cracked shau, and in consequence she has
laid up. The r. l.. Cobb wi take her place,
leaving Tuesday evening.
THE Granite State, Capt. A. j. Lind
say, arrived yesterday evening from the
0bio river, with 1854 packages of freight,
ircludinE $50 barrels salt, 49, barrels -four,
500 kegs mails and $50 pieces sewer p pc. She
leaves again this evening for Cincinnati
and all way landings on tho Nisslssippi and
Ohio rivers. Meesrs. Don Mars and BSb
Hendriokson are her cicrSs.
The light draft eternwheel steamer,
Ed Foster, new lying Just above the foot of
Jt ferson street, Is offered for sale, and u not
disuoied of before the goth instant will be
beam. 3 teSt hold, cylinders 5 inches diam
eter, 81 feet stroke, | boiler. Communion
tionp should be Hddressed to the Memphis
and VioksbuTg Packet Company.
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WHISKY, WINES, Liquors RTO.

WHISKY-Straight kentucky Bourbon
81 so %; re listil ed good. from $50 10 81 20,
according to proof; rye, Sa6.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 9.-Whisky; dis
tillor's finished goods. 81 10.
CINCINNATI, o., June 9.-Whisky drm (;
sales, $40 brls finished goods on a basis OF
81 VI.
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PETROLEUM.

COAL 0lL-Prime white. wholesale lots,
10c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., June 9.-Petroleum
quiet; s. w., llOo, 70.
HPITTSBURG,- Pa, June. 9.-Pstroleum
63Ac, closed at CSC, b CHEST 631ac, lowest &c.
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MULES AND HORSES.

MULES Quiet; IA to Az hands high, tS5
i5% hands high, Si25aIi0; l5X to ID hands
high, $l5N@2iO. The chief demand is for
mules from Az to IS hands higi.
HDR lES-Fair; drive. s.. slS5al65; heavy
draft, 81 45d1SO; saddle, 81 259l75; extra
saddle, Sl759Z5; plugs, $685..
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
firm and closed 6rm; middling, lie.
sales, 1915 bale9; receipts, 1888 bales
shipments, l0l bales; stock on hand, 1881
bales; receipts to d tie, $50, 72J bales; Ship
ments to date, 643, so bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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NAILS-lOs, iron, 81 1892 20; steel, q 300
235.
LEAD-6c.
SHOT-Drop, 81 80; buck, 81 IS.
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HUDMs ANN TALaOW,

HIDES-Dry flint, No. l, $50; No. 2. he;
dry salted, 10 al2e; green sailed, No. |, 71Sc;
No. 2, So; green, $3.50. Sheep skins, l5c9sl.
Beesw x, zoe. Tallow, 4o
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TORACCO AND SNUFF.

TOBACCO on, 25@35c ;other grades,
359Shc
rNUFFS- CARROTS, lO.Sjc; Ralph's,
1910; Railroad, &c.